I TOOK GREAT PICTURES FOR MY FAMILY CRUISE VACATION WITH THIS NIKON AW110. UNDER WATER, ON THE BEACH, IN THE POOL..... LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!! WIFI SENT PICTURE TO MY IPHON, SO EASY AND SO SMART!!

Great Function Easy Use

Battery Shorter Than Othe

Please don't take the how many stars too seriously as this is my initial review. I use two DSLR cameras with super high grade lenses from Canon and Olympus so I am picky, I will attempt to be fair and only compares apples to apples and not oranges :) Pros: - Great build feels solid yet light.

I have had this camera for about a year now and it is still going strong!! I hike with it multiple times a week and most of my hiking is off trail and includes a lot of scrambling. The camera has plenty of scratches due to tight squeezes and quite a few drops but it still takes perfect pics!!

So far so good. I live on a yacht and haven't gone there since I bought the camera so will test it out for underwater pictures later.

Nikon's latest update to its go-anywhere compact keeps its rugged rivals at arm's length. Encased in an almost full metal jacket, the AW110 feels more hard-wearing than its slightly more plasticky Panasonic FT5 and Olympus TG-2 opponents.

As rugged as Burt Reynolds; Glove mode keeps your fingers toasty; Detailed pictures

Weak zoom; Lacks standard micro-USB connection

This camera really impressed me. I have bought 4 camera's from Future Shop in the last 1 1/2 years. This one tips the scales. The macro photos are very clear with excellent depth of field right up to one centimeter. Regular point and shoot photos are very sharp as well.

I bought and returned the Olympus TG830 because it made too loud a ticking sound from the autofocus on all videos, and you cannot turn off continuous video auto focus. I bought this Nikon and put it through its paces today, and I think it's a keeper now: You get a two point neck strap, so that it...

Purchased this camera to replace the my older point ant shoot I went snorkeling with in the pocket of my trunks that was not designed to get wet... I have used it once snorkeling as well as indoors and outdoors on cruise ship excursions and like the camera very well (over 4 days).

I have been researching for a new digital camera for quite some time. I needed a camera that would work well in low light conditions primarily so other added benefits were the waterproof function as i an often at the ocean either fishing and or crabbing etc and now i do not have to worry about this...

The Nikon AW110 is by far the best underwater camera

lightweight; shockproof; waterproof

expensive; poor back lighting on screen